Provider Parameters (ttcmf0120m000)

Use this session to specify the start-up parameter values for a connector.

Note: In multi-tenant cloud, the configuration steps are not required because the setup is already completed by Infor.

When this session starts, the eMessage Connector automatically fills in the provider parameters using the value from the 4GL Connector field in the Service Providers (ttcmf0110m000) session. You cannot add parameters, but you can change existing parameter values.

LN fills in the information for the connector you selected in the Service Providers (ttcmf0110m000) session. The only field you can change is Parameter Value.

Parameters for the ttcmfsmtp connector


Seq No	Parameter Description	Note
1	SMTP mail host
2	SMTP port
3	Connection timeout	In seconds
4	<Mail From> domain
5	SSL (CURL)	Default NO
6	Mail account
7	Mail password
8	Date in Header	Default Yes

Note: If you specify a mail account and a password for the mail account, cURL SSL is automatically activated. Consequently, the mail account and the password will be sent encrypted to the mail server.

On the Actions menu, you can select Generate Default SMTP Properties to regenerate the full set of SMTP parameters using the system defaults. This is useful for restoring or refreshing the SMTP provider configuration. When used, all existing parameters are replaced with the default values.

Parameters for the ttcmfcurlsmtp connector

The SMTP CURL provider can be configured using either basic CURL SMTP authentication or OAuth2 authentication.

Basic CURL SMTP parameters are applied by default when the provider is initially connected using SMTP CURL.

Table 1. Basic SMTP Parameters
Seq No	Parameter Description	Note
1	SMTP mail host
2	SMTP port
3	Connection timeout	In seconds
4	<Mail From> domain
5	SSL (CURL)	Default NO
6	Mail account
7	Mail password
8	Date in Header	Default Yes

On the Actions menu, you can select Generate Basic CURL properties to regenerate the full set of basic Curl SMTP parameters using the system defaults. This is useful for restoring or refreshing the SMTP provider configuration. When used, all existing parameters are replaced with the default values.

On the Actions menu, you can select Generate OAUTH2 properties to create a complete set of SMTP parameters configured for OAuth2 authorization using the system’s default values. This feature is useful when updating or refreshing the SMTP CURL provider parameters.

Table 2. SMTP Oauth2 Parameters
Seq No	Parameter Description	Note
11	Host
12	Port
13	Connection timeout	Default 60 seconds
14	fromEmail
15	Use SSL
16	User name
18	Date in Header	Default Yes
19	Start TLS
20	Type
21	From Display Name
23	Authentication Type	default OAUTH2
24	Parameter Set	Specify the name of the parameter set that contains OAuth2.0 settings for the provider. An OAuth2.0 parameter set contains data such as Access Token URL, Client ID, and Client Secret. You can define OAUTH 2.0 parameter sets in the OAuth 2.0 Parameter Sets (ttaad0108m000) session.
25	External Tenant Id
26	oauth2 provider

For details on the configuration, see OAuth 2.0 support for email service providers.

Note: You can only call the Provider Parameters (ttcmf0120m000) session from the Service Providers (ttcmf0110m000) session.

Field Information

Provider: The name of the service provider.
Provider: A description of the service provider.
Sequence Number: The order of the parameters.

Note: Sequence numbers are specific to the parameters.
Parameter Description: A description of the parameter.
Parameter Value: The value associated with the particular parameter.